Qur'anic learning
Twenty Qur'an sets placed in learners' hands
Twenty boxed sets of the Qur'an were distributed to learners and teachers in our Islamic learning programme, so that no child has to wait to share a copy before they can recite.
Our impact
What kindness has built so far.
We would rather show than tell. These results were made possible by people who chose to give.
- Year the foundation was established
- 2025
- Programme areas serving children and families
- 4
- Classrooms furnished and equipped
- 3
- Boxed sets of the Qur'an distributed
- 20
From rubble to classrooms
Restoring Um Omarah.
Um Omarah, in Kawo, Kaduna, began as a run-down compound and a lot of hope. Today boys and girls receive Islamic education alongside formal learning there. Follow the transformation in three steps, filmed by our team on site.
Before
A neglected compound
When we arrived on Beaver Crescent, the compound was full of rubble, the walls were broken and the rooms had stood empty for a long time.
During
Rebuilding, block by block
We cleared the site, rebuilt the boundary walls and repaired every room so the compound would be safe and secure for children.
After
A school ready for children
Repaired rooms, new doors, a clean compound and classrooms ready for desks, chairs and the children who would fill them.
Learning spaces
Classrooms furnished and full of colour.
With the building restored, supporters helped us furnish it. Desks, chairs, tables and teaching boards turned bare rooms into places where children want to be.
Humanitarian relief
Gift packs to celebrate a new beginning
As lessons began, the children at the school each received a gift pack and a drink, a simple way of telling every child that they are seen, valued and part of something good.
Learning in action
The rooms are full now.
The real measure of our work is children learning. These clips show lessons and learning circles at Um Omarah.
Where your money goes
Our promise to every donor.
We do not publish numbers we cannot stand behind. Instead, we make four commitments about how every gift is handled.
Spent on purpose
Gifts directed to a programme are spent on that programme. Zakat is kept separate and given only to those eligible to receive it.
Recorded carefully
Every donation and every expense is recorded, and receipts are kept for purchases made on behalf of the children and families we serve.
Shown openly
We share photos, videos and updates from our work so supporters can see the results of their generosity for themselves.
Open to questions
If you want to know how your gift was used, ask us. We will answer by email or phone, and you are welcome to visit our projects.
Help us write the next chapter.
Every new project brings more learners, more teachers and more families supported. Your gift decides how far we can go.